Embark on a captivating coastal journey along the St. Marys River area, part of the Southeast Coast Saltwater Paddling Trail in Georgia. The full Georgia trail allows you to paddle through 100 miles of stunning landscape, from St. Marys to Savannah, encompassing barrier islands, salt marshes, and hidden coves. Encounter wildlife havens, historical sites, and quaint coastal towns along the way, providing a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. The Camden County Portion accounts for approximately 35 miles of waterways; immerse yourself in the natural beauty and rich history of the St. Marys River area as you explore this picturesque water trail, where each stroke of the paddle reveals a new layer of Georgia’s coastal charm. Camping is plentiful along this route, with reservations available at scenic locations such as at Crooked River State Park and Cumberland Island. While some areas of the trail are calmer waters, many routes are recommended for intermediate to advanced paddlers only! Contacting a guide who is an expert in our area is recommended!
Put in at the Howard Gilman Waterfront Park, Meeting Street Boat Ramp, and Crooked River State Park.
